Is Everton the best place for David Moyes?

If Martin O'Neill, a man with a great record with plenty of silverware in his career had to wait for more than two years before taking the Sunderland job last year, then can you imagine how long it will take David Moyes, a clueless, inept idiot with a record of winning next to nothing in a 13-year management career with numerous occasions of choking in big games and underachieving, to find another job? Could you imagine him managing Man Utd? Or Chelsea?

No.

The only job he would realistically get is either Celtic or Scotland, he is not made out for the Bundesliga and is definitely NOT a man cut out for Europe. If he went anywhere else, he won't get another idiot like Kenwright protecting him for 11 years of failure again and failing on the big occasion. In fact, I hope he goes to a Top 4 club next year like Chelsea because the media would finally realise how clueless Moyes is.

I agree with Phil, Leeds might be good for him but would he drop to the Championship? Absolutely not. He believes in the hype and praise he receives from the media and he probably thinks he can manage a club like Chelsea, but in reality he can't. I think he is two or three years too late unfortunately. If he would have quit 2 or 3 years ago, he might have got the Spurs or Villa but he chose to stay.

Unless BK goes with him (I think we will all hope and pray for that), I can't see him getting the same support and security again. If we would have had a man in charge with more dosh and ambition, Gollum would have been sacked years ago. He has been fortunate to have support from our shambles of a board for 11 years.

A bigger club would totally discredit his "reputation" from the media and demonstrate the fact that he is clueless. Moyes, I'm sorry to say, but you've missed the boat.

Perhaps you would like to name all those managers with similar resources who have consistently made him look so `average`.

Absolutely spot on, mate, I couldn't put it better myself.

Having beeen prewarned of the impeding doom that is next years season ticket sales. BK cooked up the following plan: Apparently in-between conversation with his wife on the phone about a trip to a leading household supplier, apparently at the point of Mrs K describing that she needed a new bath mat, BK had a eureka moment.

He's done wonders for this club. Turned us into relegation fodder into European contenders.
But you're probably one of those fans who think that silverware is the only way of progressing.

Under the current regime, he has plucked some gems out of the Championship and turned them into internationals.

Could some other manager do the same job Moyes has done? I'd be saying no, if it was me. If we had more resources to buy a bigger squad then yes we would be challenging in Europe, but that's something that a lot of 'poorer' teams struggle with- depth of squad.

We have a first team capable of beating any team in the PL, I thank Moyes for gathering a squad good enough to do that.

He ain't perfect but for what little he has been given he generally does very well with it.

I still think it's the best place for him, he knows the club inside out, and I hope he does stay.

We obviously agree to differ on our opinions but I believe that, for the players we have had and the big games we have been in (Wigan, Liverpool in the Semi, Cup Final v Chelsea, Sporting Lisbon etc), he simply hasn't delivered and he would have been sacked years ago if we had an Abramovich type owner.

He isn't good enough and hasn't got the CV to walk into a big job like Chelsea; if he does move on, he won't get another idiot like BK to protect and support him for as long as he has been here.

You want him to stay and I respect your opinion but I think a change is needed if we are to progress after 11 years of stability.

Rijkaard in.

Come on then lets have your list of the James Flynn "exclusive managers that make a difference"